Highway Maintenance Project
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Caltrans District 7 is proposing a highway maintenance project along State Route 33 between post miles 42.7 and 52.1 in Ventura County, specifically from Pine Mountain Summit to Oak Creek. The project will include applying a 0.15-inch rubberized hot-mix asphalt gap-graded overlay to rehabilitate the pavement surface, improving ride quality and extending the roadway’s service life. Additional improvements consist of installing Bikes Allowed Use of Full Lane and 3 Ft Min Clearance to Pass signage, green conflict zone striping at driveways and intersections to enhance safety for all road users, digout repairs and crack sealing to address existing pavement distress, and shoulder backing to stabilize the road edge. No new right-of-way will be acquired, and no public utilities will be moved as part of this effort. The work is focused solely on maintenance and safety enhancements to bring the highway up to current standards without expanding infrastructure. The opportunity was posted on July 24, 2026, with Hannah Tram, Environmental Scientist at Caltrans, listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries.
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